Brenda Song Shares Why She's Keeping Her Kids Out Of The Hollywood Limelight
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The Disney Channel alum explains why she and partner Macaulay Culkin have been laying low.
Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin were Hollywood superstars when they were kids, but they’ve made a different choice for their own children.
In a Tuesday interview with Bustle, the actor explained that she and fiancé Culkin have elected to live a moderately quiet life. The couple have two children together, Dakota, and Carson.
But when Culkin received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame last year, Song said, the couple decided to bring their kids along with them to celebrate.
“That was such a special moment. We couldn’t have them miss that,” Song told the magazine. But this special moment also involved something her kids weren’t used to: celebrity photographers.
“Dak was so scared of all the cameras. That’s one of the reasons why we sort of keep them away [from the spotlight],” said the Disney Channel alum, per Bustle. “They did not understand what was happening.”
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